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Hot Glass Cold Beer
Hot Glass Cold Beer
Mar 22, 2025, 6:00 PM
San Francisco

Join us at the next Hot Glass Cold Beer on March 22, 2025

Tickets at the door!

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Douglas Burgess in the Hot Shop

Douglas Jan Burgess II is an Indigenous artist (Haida, Dakota, Grand Ronde) and his aesthetic is inspired by the Haida art surrounding him during his childhood in Hydaburg, Alaska. He began learning glass at Hilltop Artists in 2009, later continuing his education at Pilchuck Glass School and Corning Museum of Glass. Burgess has exhibited his work at the Museum of Glass, Tacoma Art Museum, Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, Thurston County Museum of Fine Arts, and Pilchuck Glass School. In his work, Burgess pays homage to his culture’s traditional practices within a contemporary format. He now teaches at Hilltop Artists, working with middle school students to foster teamwork, perseverance, and to build confidence through working with hot glass.

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Abram Deslauriers in the Flame Shop

Abram Deslauriers is a visual, sound and performance artist based in San Francisco.  Deslauriers earned his MFA in Craft/Material Studies at Virginia Commonwealth University and studied at University of Washington as an undergrad in Interdisciplinary Visual Arts. 

Deslauriers’ art explores identity, perception and the pursuit of expressing the authentic self. Often work is presented in abstracted forms, complex networks of lines or fields of rhythm that invites viewers to oscillate perception between minutia and the whole. It speaks to the beauty of personhood that cannot be summed up in words, that is ever shifting in day-to-day presentation of one’s self in the chaotic speed of connectivity. The work itself feels complete, yet evades a final state, a composition that can be scaled and rearranged. A manifestation of personhood's ineffable beauty, a poetic commentary on how our identities adapt and shift our relationships in response to an ever-changing world.

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LIVE MUSIC

Performing throughout the evening, enjoy live music by Faultline Trio in the Hot Shop.

FEATURED EATS

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Frank Grizzly is Cali-Mex eats and they put all of their focus and passion into making sure the flavors and textures transport you beyond your expectations. Frank Grizzly is local to the Bayview and is committed to supporting local, small businesses as their suppliers. Public Glass is lucky to be neighbors and to feature them, once again, to serve up tasty food in the Flame Shop.

ON TAP

Fort Point is an independent San Francisco beer company made up of people who believe the simple things in life can be a whole lot better. 

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